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When it comes to their jobs, one-quarter of employed Americans (23 percent) are most thankful for job stability this holiday season, according to data released yesterday in a telephone survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Heald College...

Christmas spell. Early in December Karen and I put up our Christmas tree and decorated it with ornaments, both old and new. How a room can change when the centre of focus becomes a sparkling, shining beacon of hope and changes the mood of all who ent...

Perspective. Do you spend your time looking back at what has been and wishing you had done things differently? Looking back leaves you as you would be if you were driving a boat in the harbour, “steering by the wake”, a very dangerous practice. The p...

Amendments to create a one-stop career centre were approved unanimously in the Senate yesterday. The National Training Board Amendment Act 2011 brings together the National Training Board and the career development and labour relations sections of th...

More than 300 people have applied to “reinvent themselves” as waiters and servers in a Government and industry course. The project, a joint partnership between Government, Bermuda Hotel Association and the Chamber of Commerce’s restaurant division, a...

A scheme to train Bermudians for work in the hospitality sector has received 300 applicants, MPs were told this morning. Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Patrice Minors made a statement in the House of Assembly updating the MPs on the progres...

Age Concern yesterday warned seniors to weigh Butterfield Bank’s voluntary retirement offer fully before accepting it. James McCulloch, co-chair of the group’s Advocacy Committee, said the offer may suit some seniors, but not others. And he commended...